Brits winning singer songwriter James Morrison follows up ‘Fight Another Day’, with 'The Man Who Can't Be Loved' from his forthcoming album. The new album, also titled ‘Fight Another Day’ is born of difficult times and heavy emotions but one that, ultimately, leans into the light and joy of hope. Written after a period of reflection and therapy, the songs deal with his own struggles, childhood, and personal battles, with Morrison saying, “Every day being a bit of a battle. Trying to eke the light out after what felt like darkness for ages.” From the defiant title track to the soul-baring ‘Something I Can’t Forget’ and the feelgood ‘New Day’, the album captures a wide emotional spectrum. “I'm really proud of the album in terms of the creative, sonic elements and how I dealt with truthful stuff,” he says, “but also… it's an album of songs that hopefully make you feel better and make you nod your head and stamp your feet and singalong.”
James Morrison released his debut album, ‘Undiscovered’, in 2006, reaching Number One. Its 1.5 million sales was catalysed by the out-of-the-box success of first single ‘You Give Me Something’. It was the start of a journey that led to the 2007 Brit Award for Best British Male (one of three nominations that year), and repeat nominations in the same category in 2009 and 2012.
